Tffa OliEGON STATESMAN, Caksi. Prtgcn, Friday I!srt!r TkrzX I& 1S33
The three creek's trip combined
IMIIS
Herman is a fellow teacher, and
room-male of Miss :.Needham at
Hlllboro during the school year.'
CoL Charles A. Robertson, Earle
Jensen and Mrs. Anna Jensen left
by motor, this week for Oakland.
'Califs for a" brief , business and
pleasure trip,"1 expecting to return
within a fortnight; . :
' 'Mayor and Mrs. Guy C. Newgent
were Jolly hosts aPa colorful party
In . compliment to - the .aerenth
birthday annlTersary of little Nor
ma Jean, with a lawn party and
porch refreshments serred to Mar
ian Burns, and Norma Jean, whose
birthdays come on the same day
with their ages the same.
Elcena McClure, Viola Burns,
Betty Krebs, Donna Lee Minton,
Helen Doris Frlesen, Rose Ann
Hanks, Loretta Mae Lemon were
guests.
Guit Janzen Hurt
Ai Auto Crashes'
.1
business and pleasure, and includ
ed a Tisit to the Century of Pro-'
gCeSS. . : r - -. -j , V" ; :
v..
Truck at Newbeg
IT
W. F. Klamne Tecerred a cony
of the fLeRoy (Minn.) , Indepen
dent'! tbU week, teing of the death
of : bis aunt.' Minnie KUntpe
WEST.; SALEM Aug. 1T-JL
ne Mabel Ruge, .who; hare .been
half grown tame bear at the Theo.
Laehr Auto wrecking shop was at
tracting . considerable - - attention
on a, 19 day wedding, trip return
ed home late Monday night-From
SeatUe Uey took a boat te Vic
'- HOPEWELL, " Aug. ; 17 Gust
Jansen met with a serious accident
near Newberg. late last week. An
automobile crashed into ha track,
completely - wrecking - the ear
and injuring the occupants. - One
woman is in a critical condition.
All are in a Portland hospital. Mr.
Jauzen receired slight cuts. His
brother-in-law, drirlng with, him,
suffered a broken knee. .. .
A surprise birthday party was
giren Ralph Wood at the Wheat
land hall. Monday. A large crowd
attended. - Dancing was enjoyed.
Scout. -"T."---- " "
r Mr. - and Mrs.' Schuu celebrated
Meeting Will be at School
house at 11 a. m.; bid W
Residents Visit
. "
- LABISH, t Ang. 17. Arrange
ments bare been completed -for
Miss Louisa Miller, a missionary
from . the southeastern part of
India to speak Sunday morning
at the schoolhouse at 11 o'clock.
Curios collected by her will be on
exhibition, including the native
dress. .
Mrs. II. E. Boehm was called to
Sherwood Wednesday by the seri
ous illness of her mother, Mrs.
John Young. .
. Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Hayes re
turned Wednesday afternoon from
JEFFERSON.' Aur. IT. More
the middle of the week. It was
toria and Vancourer, British Co
their Cist wedding anniversary In
July. -
than S00 people were present at
the Bllrsa reunion held Bandar
at Bryant's park In Albany. There
a gentle eub and the children de
lighted to pet it, ; ; '
lumbla;:- kks--? :-- s.-.': . .
T The Cleary-HUlman ' '.Packing
Co- are putting up a large pack of
Mr. and Mrs. Marko Emerson,
Mrs. Dale Lemon gare a pleas
former residents of this-community,
Tisited friends Tuesday. '
were people present from . Los
ngelev California, Walla W&lla,
ant s little birthday party at her
home Tuesday, complimenting the
sixth birthday of her daughter.
string beans with two shifts work
ing, full force and expect to begin
Washington, Klamath Falls, Eo
111 Wind Adage Is
Righto For Weary
Walkers to Coast
WEST SALEM? Aug. 17. When
Leo Stevens and Gerald Cleary
cene, Salem and all aarroandlng
towns. Retiring president, Thom
as Bllyeu of Portland appointed a
committee to see about forming a
the work on tomatoes about Sept.
ist.-: " -. - i .
-. Newcomers looking for a perm
anent location here are Mr. and
Mrs. Preston Fought with ' their
sons, Bobby, Howard and Ken
neth -of Waldport They are daugh
ter and son-in-law of Mrs. Lulu
Clark, with whom they are mak
ing their home temporarily.
Miss Gertrude Need ham and
Miss Gertrude Stltt, accompanied
Mlsa Rowena Herman, of HIUs
boro, as far as Seattle, to see her
oft. on the boat taking her on a
sightseeing trip to Alaska. Mlsa
Loretta Mae. Enjoying the occa
sion were Betty Lou Brink
ley, Janet Martin, Lois H11L Nor
Scholarship Loan Fund, to be
used by the descendants of the
ma Jean . Newgent, Rose ' Ann
Hanks, Helen Doris Frlesen, June
Young, Betty Krebs, Eunice Mill
er and Loretta -Mae Lemon. Mrs.
VvV '
Bllyeu families. v
The oldest mother present was
started to the coast recently, mo
E. L. Miller and Mrs. Young as
Watches Cleaned $1.00
Wrist Watches 1.50
Moderate Prices on Watch and
Clock Repairing
CLAUDE MIX
Busk' Market
Harioa and Commercial
Mrs. Mary Bllyeu of Jefferson,
and the oldest father present was
torcycle trouble developed and
they were forced to camp out for
the night, sans camping equip
ment. V
Pedestrian tourists noticed their
sisted the hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. TJnruh,
. WHEATLAND. Aug.. 17. Miss
Zella Bernard of San Franslsco is
a guest for three weeks at the
home of her brother In law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Maker.-.
Their father, Larrell Ber
nard of Portland Tisited until
Tuesday.
L. Jackson of Halsey. Each one
receired a stlrer cup with name
engrared. Each year the cup pas
Homer Bllyeu, Walla Walla; rice
president. Lee Bllyeu, of Leban
on; secretary, Leona Bllyeu Mil
ler of Turner.
ses to the oldest mother and fath
fire, and-by morning the camp
er present. . "
a motor trip into eastern states.
had enrolled 15 or 20 "recruits:
New officers are president.
PAGE TWELVE
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WOODBURN, Aug. 17. Doris
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east While there they Tisited the
highway and returning the same
Chicago Fair going Tia the Lincoln
route. They reported rains, elec
tric storms and dust storms but
rery little hot weather.
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